Kids react to black Japanese classmate | "Born with it" - by Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, Jr.
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- On his first day of school in a small Japanese town, a half Japanese half black boy tries to prove to his new classmates that his dark skin is not a disease.
This short film won following awards:
- Audience Award / LA EigaFest, 2015
- Honorable Mention for Best Film / Toronto Intl Film Festival - Kids Section, 2015
- Best Film / NBCUniversal Short Film Festival, 2015
- Award for film with the “greatest social impact” / NBCUniversal Short - Film Festival - NBC OpenPossibilities, 2015
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Original title - Born with it
Director and writer - Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour, Jr.
Cast - Dadie T, Aoba Kawai, Ryota Shinoda, Koudai Izumiya
Year - 2014
© Licensed by Ouat Media
#tolerance #respect #BlackLivesMatter - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
There's always that one kid that damns every prejudice, and welcomes you with open arms...God bless those unique ones...
Happened to me at all white junior high. I had one friend who ignored what everyone was saying.
For example shikamaru and naruto
I remember a kid was short and gets bully alot so we became friends In middle school
Yeah, like Bubba.
@@HappyButtHole You're awesome!! Keep being amazing!
We'd all be blessed to have that one friend like Kisuke had.
Keisuke
@@stxphaniee8255 sh
Racism isn't born
Racism is taught
What are you talking about? I was born this way.
@@guven3625 You were born racist? Mind to explain how?
In the case of this video I think it’s ignorance.
Everyone's born with ignorance though, & there's no guarantee you'll get adequate education
Absolutely it starts at home with ignorant, racist parents!
I'am so proud to be black i don't care about what no one says,my beautiful black skin is precious...
I agree, I'm proud of my Black skin also!!! We don't age as fast!!!
Imagine if white people said exactly what you have said! Please stop being racist!
@@konnnnnnneeee white people can say that they proud to be white nothing wrong with that..
@@konnnnnnneeee am not racist am pro black there's a difference...
@@konnnnnnneeee This isn't being racist it's the truth!!! "Ask your Anatomy and Physiology Teacher because that's who told me this truth!!!
We keep teaching our kids to be strong instead of what's right and what's wrong. Why do they have to fight battles that shouldn't have existed in the first place? Why do mean people keep being allowed to be mean and the oppressed have to keep accepting to be oppressed? Aren't we all humans?
This triggered me so much! This was a bad film! Telling our kids to be strong to accept this behaviour is very traumatic!
I agree with everything you said!
“Smile, sweetheart” “Don’t wear a mask” “Turn the other cheek” “Be the bigger person” et cetera
I DISAGREE kinda
I agree with you but this movie is based on reality. The mom can teach her son how to exist in that reality but can't control the news articles and other parents. She can only help him so much so he will have to learn to fight his own battles.
I don't think the moral of this was that oppression is okay, just that it exists and showed the frustration and lack of satisfying happy endings.
can't exactly when a constitution says you're 3/5th of a person
When your skin looks like pecan nuts
And shines like the night sky
When your hair is like the ocean waves
And you have onix eyes
You should never be ashamed of yourself
You shouldn't let the other let you say what you should be
You're mixed, I can see
You're different, I know that
But that's what makes you the most special person
Be more than they will ever be in their entire life
And whenever you fell lonely
Remember, that is someone in the world just like you
Someone that's wishes you best, and really wants to give a hug right now
Someone that understands your pain
Because I'm just like you
I wish the best for all black and half blacks fellas around the world
It hurts, but your not alone
We are a brotherhood, never forget that
🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭soooooooo true!!!!!!!
I Love my Beautiful Black Brown skin that God has Blessed me with... I would never Trade it for any other color. Thank You Jesus...Love the skin that you are in!
God Bless You All
WAHHHHHHHHHHHHH SO SAD!!!!!!! 😕🙁😥😢🤧😢
What beautiful words.
Your words are powerful
I admires his mother and the way in which she spoke to her son. Beautiful unconditional love. I am a Jamaica 🇯🇲.
I am actually black and Japanese myself and so I have actually went through this experience myself so always remember stay strong and never forget who you are
Regular Jpnse school? The kids who were to an int'l or military school have no idea how blessed they were to have that experience!
I’m from Taiwan and my bf is black. We have been bothered by this kinda racist issue in my country even though we tried to live our own life. He said he feels uncomfortable when people are staring at him or talking behind him. I never dated any black person before so I couldn’t understand it when we first got together. One time we got blocked the way when going upstairs back to our apartment room by a nosey, bossy and arrogant neighbor, so I ended up calling the cops to help us. People have to learn to respect the difference from their own kind. I truly hope everyone will be aware of the importance of eliminating the racism.
I am a white guy. When I was in England, my home country, I dated a couple of West Indian girls and was stared at by many white people. Didn't bother us at all as we knew how ignorant they were.
Now, my wife, since 2007, is Chinese and we got many criticisms of her being with a white foreigner. Once people got to know us their attitude changed for the better and we have many Chinese friends.
I also had students who have a black parent. They were accepted by their peers and teachers. Also had black friends who were teachers in the same city/province who were not discriminated against. Not everyone is racist. Depends on the city or province as some are more racist than others.
Can't get over how cute the kid is! 💓
😐
@@toots5758 なにその顔？👀(笑)
@@daydarasensei12 it means u sounded a little sus 😂 😂
@@toots5758 You made it weird
Ew
I'm so happy and proud that kid help him.
👏🏾🖤💛🇯🇵👏🏾
Now that is what a true friend is all about? 4:33
The real hero of this story is the kid who approached the black child first. . .a special kind of human being!! The story is very touching. . .but that hero kid show the hope of mankind. . .a good person!!!
🥲
This was a very good film. Sadly this kind of thing is all too common with mixed children of color when they go to a predominantly monocultural school. This expressed that experience very well.
Children of colour is wrong. Because white is a colour too. Everybody is of colout
Mostly in Asian culture where they worship European features and color... So if you don't look like a ghost you are SOL... Socially.
Yes, I was going to say that, socially, these Asians haven't evolved at all. They are still quite primitive in the way they view people.
@@msaquablue2925 Asians and their obsession with white skin
@@msaquablue2925 still better than being black
Ugh I really hated the ending 😭😭 I wanted to see keisuke build his confidence and fight for himself and grow and live his life 🥺🥺
Sorry but that's not real life much of the time
Most of the time it’s not the case in real life. Most of the time when you experience racism like this from a young age you grow up hating yourself or who you are and sometimes even resenting your own community. I’m not saying everyone is like that but I can say that it’s not always sunshine and rainbows
i do think the ending is still somewhat optimistic while being realistic at the same time, when he threw out the mask i think he took the first step to not letting people define who he is, but no one is going to become completely confident in themselves through the course of one day
Why do I have the feeling that you're the majority ethnicity in your country?
Maybe it's a reflection of the many children of color who are going through this RIGHT NOW, DAILY. There's no skipping to the happy ending for them. Maybe we are all to think now about the situation. They've increased awareness, Maybe that's the only point.
Let me just say it's not easy being mixed with a Korean mother and black father..I got bullied in school but I fought back..I was popular..the bullies was the poor kids.
going to your papa's country would be better choice
@@clearben8661 I am in my papa's country..the United States
got the same background interestingly enough growing up on base there were kids of all backgrounds i became good friends with a neighborhood bully and he stopped fucking with people after that . Where it really got interesting is dating there are so many girls curious what a mixed guy is all about and i always took pride in what i am no matter the age .
@@jayb235 yes my stepfather was military. I graduated in Germany. So many different ethnicities there..you're right they are curious..I've never had a problem pulling guys..just the wrong ones.
In Korea or other country? Korea is still very much behind the times compared to Japan RE mixed people, but they'll likely get there before Murica.
Welcome to Japan, everybody!
Oh your so lovely
💀
@@lianaelissafrey9979 💀💀💀
@PhantaTomical not rly
@PhantaTomical lol
This is very triggering for those who experienced almost exact same thing as a mixed race child of colour. Even after many yrs I actually still stay in touch with my teacher who personally arranged a class to teach about racism and diversity. Sad that it’s not part of the school curriculum. Loving yourself is the hardest challenge I still face to this day, always searching for a sense of belonging...
Did you use the word "triggering" unironically?
@@martthesling if they did?
I live in Jamaica and we do not have to teach SIMPLE AND NATURAL TRUTHS in school. We are not inhuman sociopathic idiots claiming we are better than other people. We did not learn anything like that. If a white, Japanese, Chinese - or any other race comes to class he would simply be another person. To say that this has to be taught in school is saying A LOT OF NEGATIVES ABOUT JAPANESE FOLKS.
@@highthoughts1 well in Jamaica there are generations of Chinese immigrants… japan is largely homogeneous and they’ve only opened its borders in the 1800s and they’re very closed off towards immigrants and refugees. :( Yes, regardless of that racism is taught and there is no denying that 💯
@@martthesling It triggered flashbacks of some memories I had forgotten/tried to forget. Apparently it’s a coping mechanism for childhood trauma
This clip is so touching
I feel a lot of people in the comments are missing the point of this short film. This video isn't to address that discrimination is bad--we all know it is. Its addressing the reality of the world for many who share Keisuke's experience. The film ends this way, because Keisuke's 'battles' wont just end at the school--it'll be something he'll have to battle his entire life and he'll ultimately be stronger for it. So in the film, you're either in Keisuke's shoes, the little boy who accepts him with open arms as his friend, or the ignorant kids on the majority side who turn a blind eye.
theres always that one kid thats willing to open to us for who we are
I had the same experience. As a kid it really gets you because you are innocent and you assume everyone should accept you.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ people can be cruel.
They should. The ones who don't are the problem. Not you.
Loved this. And all the actors in it were so good. From the kids to the adults. The lead child was so talented in his facial expressions, you just know he has experienced this, and if not, he is an A list star!!!
This is not only an issue of mixed children but ALL children that have heavily melinated skin in our country FIRST & some others. I commend the young mind that was absent a bigoted mind. Truly a genuine heart to help him. I'm sure that he caught some backlash from his peers as well. What upset me the most was the depiction of the Aids patients. They only showed melinated people which leads to stereotypes and misinformation about our people just like all the other communication outlets project about us in reality. That's what really pissed me off.
hiv and racism are a deadly combination
11:39 OH MY HEART
Your son is so handsome!
@@beautybrainsbrawn He certainly is!
I had the same experience in Germany
It was awful, I was 15yrs old and nearly throw myself in a river during winter....
I begged my mom to return me back home......it was horrible very horrible, very horrible kids in school very mean and very brutal,dont be fooled by the kids
They are the devil trust me
They had parents that were like that. Curiosity is one thing, but being mean .is what they were taught by the actions of adults. People are different if not by skin color or religion or other factors but if you teach your kid to treat others the way you would like to be treated they will not act that way. To bad some adults refuse to learn.
Same in the netherlands i was very depressed. But now i have more confidence because i now know much about my history.
I think most people know kids are little bastards but their protected by their awful parents.
@@Ilenmehari am sorry you had to go through that
@@bettyjones5994 I've heard it said that children who are bullies usually have a Parent (usually, but not always, the father) who is a bully...and has probably been bullied by that parent, who most likely sees that *aggressive behavior* as showing "strength." Ugh.
“Why do you speak Japanese?”
“Because this is my home and always will be, like you.
The ignorance is crazy. While this story is contrived, it is a good illustration of what stupidity and ignorance can do to a child. The mother should have prepared her son for the ignorance and prejudice he was about to face.
How when she never experienced it?
I thought she was a pretty believable portrayal of a person too wrapped up in her own trauma to really help her loved one. I’ve known a lot of people like this, and if I’m honest with myself, I’ve been a person like this on multiple occasions. I really want to work on myself more before I have a kid.
@@workinabroad she experienced when walking with her husband..
@@avocado8952 exactly
I need this to be a series AHHHHHHHH🖐️😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Imagine a film with a very down to earth atmosphere and bullying is just protrayed as a cruel act?
Watch "Welcome to the Dollhouse"
@@bananamama2337 good movie but I'm confused.
That boy was raised right! :,-)
I know I’m not the only one who thought oh My Hero when I saw their gym uniforms lol
Yes same I thought immediately of MHA😂😂😂
Same lol
Why people always racist to the black skin??..
In my eyes, black is so beautiful..
Good question herman..
lol ive been asking myself that too
In this case he have darkskin but hes mixed , hes too goodlooking to be black
@@Ok-oo2kh 🗣TROLL ALERT!!!!!!!
its just because there different.
(if you went to a predominately black country, everyone would look at you with intrigue too).
it happens in every species.
when your different, you either become a subject of admiration or scorn.
but by human nature, most are scared of "different" individuals, most are scared of "change".. its also easier to hate than to show love.
(and some kids are just nasty.. BULLYS by nature)
if the students were educated before hand, then this new/different student would be a subject if curiosity and admiration.
its the teachers fault and the parents, for not teaching the children that many people exists in this world.
The crazy part is that even my own people make fun of me cause to them I am too dark
Byproduct of the system white supremacy has left on us, remember they tricked the lighter ones into ruling in their place in colonial times because they let them think they were close enough to them thus making them better then the dark ones so that mindset stuck a bit; it’s kinda while former Asian colonial nations have that lighter skin culture, it’s the same mindset just different ethnicity.
keisuke is such a sweet boy, and there should be more kids like the one who became his friend and actually did his research on AIDS. even if he didn’t do research, learning about the person first and confirming your beliefs about what the other person has or why their skin color is different from yours by using the internet instead of your parents, who also have opinions and beliefs and biases that might not be correct or the same as yours, makes it easier on the other person, and allows you to become friends with some of the most amazing people that you could’ve ended up against if you hadn’t. it’s okay to believe what your parents or the media believe, but research always makes one helluva difference.
This was really wholesome
Wow... I'm genuinely surprised. I never thought a film like this would be made in this day and age.
I have watch a lot of racism videos but this one got to my stomach, just a little boy growing up with such a heavy blow on his mind, that must be very tough. I was already a grown man when I came to China to study, most of the people i grew up with were black folks so I had not experienced racism before, but when I came to china I would sometimes experience discrimination, it’s not always the “I don’t care”, sometimes it hits hard!
私は日本の中学生だけど、こんなに露骨なことはしないかな……
むしろ転校生が来たことが嬉しいし、子どもなりに差別はよくないという意識は持っている。
今の大人より、人種問題については教育されているしね。
This wonderful film brings back memories for me, so many years ago, when I was the first and only foreign (white) child in my Japanese kindergarten. I don't remember being bullied, but I was at first an object of great curiousity. I remember two boys sitting behind, taking a hair from my head, and one explaining to the other, "Gaijin (foreigner)'s hair is really brown. Take it home and put it in water and you will see its color, it's brown not black". I was a little science experiment for them. But I remember being so happy there. 60 years later, and on the other side of the world, I can still sing all my Japanese kindergarten songs. To this day it is one of the best parts of my life. Though it leaves me, deep inside, part Japanese.
Can somebody please make a manga that continues this story?
3:53 Also, for those of you who have seen the anime Nintama Rantarou 忍たま乱太郎 this kid remind me a little of Shinbei しんべヱ, So precious😂❤️
in my country it's called ninjaboy rantaro..
@@vitadude5004 Which country? :D
@@Lu._.alienn india..
@@vitadude5004 Nice! "Nintama Rantarou" is the Japanese version. Interesting to see that the indian version is not that different
I understand how Keisuke feels. Just. Like him, I’m black and Japanese. When I first transferred to a new school people had never seen a person like me, so often people would whisper, “Why does skin look black and ugly.” or “guys don’t touch him, he has the virus.” 🥺I hope that in the. future, people will care about others and go along with each other than being racist and unkind.
Very powerful story.
You deliver excellent content to your audience. It's very interesting material. All of your effort put into creating this video is much appreciated. I'm truly grateful for your help!
Most people in the comments talking about this like they experienced as black man but never actually experienced it to understand it.
But it’s different when one day you move abroad and you’re the only black kid in a school of a couple thousand and everyone takes the piss out of you cos you talk road since your from east London and teachers be writing false reports that never happened and even when I wasn’t in school and all the other kids ignore you or come up to a pretend to try and buy coke of you as joke with all their friends. They be touching your hair like your some exotic zoo animal and call you N*****, monkey, kunta kinte and you can’t defend yourself or stand up for yourself because it’s you against a whole society that isn’t meant to tolerate you, you can’t tell teachers cos they don’t care or understand and their parents.
They call me African when I’m Caribbean but they don’t know the difference, they think all black people come from Africa on the back of a truck or on a raft
Being the one black kid in a school is one thing but being one of a few in an entire region is another thing.
Adults *must* take the lead in preventing and eliminating this type of cruel & ignorant persecution. This is psychological & emotional abuse, plain and simple.
@@x77punk77x Adults do. And the ones who don’t, never will unless they’re made to understand the consequences of their failures. But society as it currently is just enables that madness, and they get all the way to old age never having made their world a better place.
I LOVE THIS 🖐️😭
Such a beautiful and touching video
This is the first time am crying
Only the insecure and the weak are full of prejudice.
Always have confidence in yourself is a true spirit
SO CUTEEEE
stop hate
spread love
Stop hate
Spread legs
Thank you Mr Kuffour Jr. Enjoyed the film.
It makes me mad that children make fun of him. It happened to a boy in Korea who was black and went through the same thing. He is an international model now in Korea.
This was a fantastic short story 👍🏽 Mixed in other countries especially countries with 1% mixed race I'm sure is hard. Mixed race is common in the United States but more mixed race in other countries need to speak out more. Let the world know what you are dealing with. God bless the children that are going through.
There is nothing wrong with being different, even if we look the same on the outside, we are different on the inside
This hits me so hard 😭
I will make a Romcom Manga featuring a Black Protagonist and a Japanese girl as the Main Heroine to combat prejudice and racial discrimination.
Good luck to you !
update?
Hey, ill be waiting for that!
u done?
Please tell me this has been released
Thank you for this video.
Gosh... As a hafu mysf this hurts to the highest degree.
Beautiful.
A nice smile open the hearts
woah I dig it! Thanks 4 it!
"I think he has AIDs" LMFAO was not expecting that at all
Ok those kids are being racism to him
You think
Sherlock is that you ?
He looks like my son just with darker skin, but literally the same face!
Most of our children have asiatic features. My little cousin looks just like him. And if he had pale skin you would automatically call him asian. But because he has dark brown skin he is not according to social labeling. Those of us with those features are connected to the original indigenous parts of Asia as well. The only thing is we have been miseducated so much in our lives, had our family structure broken, that we hardly know where we come from. If you have very brown skin you are automatically labeled “African” no matter if that is a fact or not. No matter if you’ve ever even met anyone FROM Africa. You are African. This indoctrination is deep rooted
The other part that gets me is how much STOCKHOLM SYNDROME Japan. However it is to be expected. Between natural disasters, Hiroshima, etc. Large parts of the history was destroyed and replaced with new curriculum by the SAME governing body that nuked them in the first place. Stockholm syndrome.
Mixed boys
I feel sorry for the japanese kids more. That kind of ignorence is child abuse.
What ignorance is child abuse this is a video about kids getting abused by teachers? Nvm I'll watch and see what your talking about i don't want no spoilers
I don’t think it’s abuse but kids in homogenous countries like Japan do need to be educated about other cultures and races
CripledMagic What Rainy meant is that not educating children about humanity, cultures and color is child abuse. I agree. Keeping children this ignorant while in school is a ver passive form of abuse.
@@Dani.Torres Oh ok thanks because i was still confused about what he meant
わあ
feel so sorry for this kid.
And the battle is on...lifelong. But it depends on your mental attitude. The person who is 'successful' might suffer blows, but will not allow it to stop him. Happiness is your perspective.
Not being bias or anything but he's the most beautiful kid there. On a side note do u see the kid on that hair? Gorgeous 🥰🥰
Because hes mixed , hes too goodlooking to be black
Look at u , u probably are pure black
DODDS children understand this situation the most. We are completely moved from America in foreign lands forced to adapt And weather diversity. My first friend was Japanese and I was black in Germany in this video at least he speaks the language
It's very sad that most people will treat you based on your looks instead of getting to know the person you are on the inside. Under the surface we're all the same. It's like saying it's okay to paint with white color and not the others, how art works would be boring with just one color
This short film got me all worked up. It reminded me of my own childhood 26 years ago, I could literally feel what Keisuke went through, even though it's "just" short film. For me it was reality. And before anyone goes near telling me "I'm so sorry for you", it made me the guy I am today and I'm proud of it. Even though it's quite the sad story, it changed my life for the better. The lesson I learned: I won't do something like that to anyone, ever.
Hermosa y triste historia, que invita a la reflexión. Todo prejuicio es malo. Y me encanta el chico, el contraste entre su tono de piel y sus rasgos asiáticos.
I'd hug that kid if I were a student there
Don't blame you. You never travel abroad to notice that the world is full of birds of different colors and features.
Wow this is such a story
thats yasuke grandson
Yusuke from yu yu hakusho
@@user-rl2rw3tp6s He's refering to Yasuke, the black samurai.
PERIOD 😂😂
I had this experience right here in America when I was 6 years old.
So sad that these kids bully this kid for being black and saying he has aids,mind you Japan has a huge syphilis problem and STD problem but you won't ever hear about that.
Really ?
Syphilis is mostly gone. Plus it's hella treatable
As a teen who's multiracial I'm happy to see there's a movie about us
Now Japanese people are more and more open minded especially in Big cities....
Only on the surface...xenophobia is still deeply rooted in Japan and even though you wont get alot of open or direct attacks, you will see where the glass ceiling is when you try to advance in career there or you wanna marry into a japanese family. Of course some people might be really cool with it but damn, east asia is really behind when it comes to being aware of this. Even half japanese people who grew up there and look japanese can have issues.
@@calistafalcontail
its ok only on surface. It’s ok if we don’t get attack. racism is everywhere in the world not only in east asian countries
but people usually see their behavior and recognize it as racism.
no one get attacked in japan because of races but America damnnn
Nah,its just that tatemae bs
@@bbbgranzi1933 but for sure racism is way more prevalent in the Asian countries speaking from experience
@@inspiregaia
What have you been experienced?
Did you killed by police?
That’s the only way to survive, take care of your own battle
When you can't stay away, you condemn the innocent with you.
てかこの黒人の少年イケメンすぎだろ
サルはハンサムだと思いますか？ 🤣
@@angrychimpanzee8621 思いますよ人種差別主義者さん
@@angrychimpanzee8621 オメェーの意見は認めてねぇーぞ。
@@angrychimpanzee8621 😡😡😡
@@angrychimpanzee8621 フリーザを黙れ!
Get up young king...your skin is beautiful..
This is a reminder that races can be racist to other races whether they’re oppressed or not
My experience with Asians was not good. They want to come as something other than what they are. They are very mean and racist. Because some are very light like caucasians, they want to treat you the same way as a caucasian would. They have been taught a lot of lies about some, but when the shoe is on the other foot, they cry foul and want sympathy for the same thing that they did to someone
You miss the point totally.
And so did you
@@CarlosEstrada-xs4gs this comment reminded us that anyone can be racist and so it is still is related to the topic at hand.... ( racism )
Keisuke is half Black. So the fact that he's part Black is why he's treated with racism. Which pretty much negates what you're saying in reference to this video. Now if you're talking about colorism then...most definitely. Colorism is an issue within racial groups where a person of the same race discriminates against another due to their darker complexion. Even though Keisuke is half Japanese he is also half Black. Which means that though he is Japanese....like everyone else he is not the same as them...Racially. His life experiences wont ever be like theirs. He is like them, but not like them. If that makes sense. So no...they are not of the same race. He is Bi-Racial. Doesn't matter if he decides to identify as one racial group over another. Genetic wise he will still have differences compared to his Asian Japanese counter parts...and that's perfectly fine.
This is really good u was hoping it git millions of views
It's Good for one to take courage and have confidence within, when scorned, mistreated and lied on, regardless to what others say; who are so busy at trying to destroy you and hold you down. I'm sure it's then that God smiles, and is so proud of you.
I think it is all theory until it happens to you.
I like that exclamation(heeee) 😂😂😂😂
Wow very relatable
stop being sarcastic bro its not cool
@@deonhaha8889 I'm not I am black this is how I was treated in secondary school full of white people
Why is this so underrated
As a Middle Eastern if I was there I would help the black kid
If your from the middle so called east you are black too according to Europeans
Me too
@@curtissantos3137 I don’t think that’s true I’m brown
Biracial
Don,t they also racially abuse blacks in the middle east ?
When I went to Japan school I was bullied bc how I looked and il how it feels one of the boys will tease me bc how some people always took pictures of me so yeah it hurts always tech your kids to have respect
This child is beautiful !
The one attention seeking kid, the class clown pisses me off. I had this exact type of guy in my class, calling me poo covered. 😂
Thats why I would homeschooling my children, if I could
great acting
It's not racism but unknowledge, when you live in a country where there aren't strangers, you could think like this kids
It’s still racism even if they’re ignorant. Stop making excuses.
what a beautiful story it brought tears to my eyes
I dealed with this so much they don't say I have aids but being half Filipino and black also french and German people will you this a lot that you aren't asian or not European and it did hurt me but when they saw my family their response did change but I didn't but my parents told me don't hide what you are show the world 🇵🇭🇨🇵🇺🇸🇩🇪